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1. UX nightmare.I like the charts, but I wish the data was available in csv format so I could combine it with other device data and other speed test apps.
2. This is a great tool, and I'm hopeful it will provide the FCC with better data to improve internet access and availability in places that don't have that.Update: July 22nd, 2023 - Contact form was fixed, hanging speed tests no longer occurring.
3. Maybe remove the option for the 100MB mobile data cap so that the download test has a chance to succeed at least once.The app doesn't seem accurate.
4. It's heavily geared towards only testing 4G/5G connections and offering a "challenge" feature that wants personal information and does basically nothing that a regular speed test doesn't already do.
5. The only complaint I have, having used the app for all of 15 minutes, is that the download test on its own requires 120-140MB of data, so if the mobile data cap is set to 100MB, the test will crash when testing the mobile network.
6. I'm trying to report an issue with this app's background test feature and you can't even contact the developer to report said bugs.The app basically stopped working.
7. Frankly I'd pitch it if it wasn't for the nice charts.Original 04/30/2021: The speed analysis seems to be accurate for me, only showing a little slower than a computer on wired connection (as expected).
8. It's easy to use, had common sense settings for mobile data usage, and it also has helpful charts and graphs for comparing results over time.
9. Lastly, this app seems to produce consistently lower test results than other apps.
10. I don't need an alert of how much data this test is using before it runs as long as I'm under the cap I've set.
11. The new FCC Speed Test app is a huge step down from the old version.